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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-02

1.-THE president OF the Illinois Cen
trail railroad suggests that railroad
convention be called and rates for
freight and passenger traffic be in
creased 100 per cent. in retaliation for
the passage of tho interstate commerce
bill" Whether the interstate com
merce bill be what the railroads and
the public need or not, it is undoubted-
ly very defective in one respect. 1t
fails TO provide for a commission de
hoaafico inq,tireado to attend to such
cases as that Of the gentleman above
referred To.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-02

The New York Independent is in
favor OF prohibition, but il is also a
strong advocate Of the abolition of in
ternal-reyenue taxes In noticing and
endorsing the letter Of prominent
merchant urging the abolition Of the
system, II says:
<'sIf we had few more businessmen
in Congress, and less number OF poll
ticians and theorists there, the nation
would be made glad within one week
by reduction Of fifty or sixty millions
annually in our taxes. Let US have in
Congress more work and less talk"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-02

"Senator TELLER, OF Colorado, has
discovered what he calls the vicious
clamor' of the newspapers" Some
newspaper has failed to publish Sena-
tor TELLER's last ec tcmporc speech
from the original manuscript, furnished
~, o1vonao
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-02

"rm always thinking" said Nine.
Modjeska the other day. 81 will stay
on the stage one year more, for there is
this or TINT play i have not acted in
yet. But now we think after next
year we will go 70 Southern California
and make our homo there. Ny hus-
band wants 70 get me Of shc Stage"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-02
other crime, have been resorscd to-
Yet We notice that the Commercial
Gazette has not called for senatorial In
vcstigating committees TO go North.
A emery Answered.

NEWPORT News, January %, 1887
To The Editor Of the Dispatch:
Please inform constant reader OF
your paper, Have the county authorities
right 10 levy n tax Of fifty cents as
capitation in addition to the dollar
levied by the State? and oblige yours
truly, loSoRAScE.
We know of no reason why it should
be supposed that they have not that
power.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-02
AuUSYvEN ~.

MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
vi FIVE NIGHTS AND -FOUR MArlNEEs,
commencing TUESDAY NIGHT, February lat.
farewell ~ pearauco prior 10 her departure
for Australia Of the eminent American star,
Miss LOUISE POMEROY,
supported by the sterling actor, MIR, ARTHUR
Elliot, and a company Of acknowledgement
artist. under the personal management OF
II. ROBERTS. ESQ. They will appear
Tuesday Night In Miss Pomeroys own drama
tizgtion of LADY Audley's Secret; Wednes-
,lay Matinee, "Pygmalion a,d Galatea -; Wei
ura,lay Night. " Romeo aud Juliet; Thurs lay
Na;ineo. "As You Like IT,; Thursday Might,
"PyCmallou and Oalatea'; Friday Matinee An
Unequal Match; Friday Night. " Hamlet
SefprGay Na.ircr. Romeo and Juliet; sat
ur,.ay Night kathleen MayOurneeu." 20
advance in prices. No charges for reserved
81, c.s. Prices OF admission. Is, % b. and 30.
Ia 30
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-02
A MnIrARY CONYRYTION.
FIRE AT HINTON.
Tie lEofcI and Several Otncr Build
ings Burned.
Special telegram to the Dlspa.ch.l

CHARIEsTos, w. VA, February l.
At Hinton, the headquarters of the
Huntington division of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, fire this morning
burned the Wickham House, the prin-
cipal hotel of the town, together with
three dwellings,, the names OF whose
occupants could not be ascertained
The loss will not be less than $40, 900.
At one time it was thought that both
the chesapeake and Ohio depot and
the shops would also be burned, but
the wind fortunately changed in time
to save them. o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-02

The Philadelphia Press says: "There
has been no sign for twenty
years that the Democratic party
took any stock in the purifying
process" We DO not know so much
about that. There are indications that
it has purified things considerably
around Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-02

The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
seys: "In the South tissue-ballots and
the shotgun have been used alternately
to keep the Ststesin line. In the North
t,ibfF7 and iprgery, and almost every
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-02

civilian WALTER PHELPS doubts
the fact that Mr.. BLAINE is certain to
be candidate for the Republican pre-
sidential nomination in 1888" Some
one has been imposing upon WILLIE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-02
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION Oh"
~ PARTN ERSulP


kiCmoND, "a. Iehruary . .'f
". ". SrRATLEY having, hy agrfrm-.f ,Is
the 18th DAY of May. issb. sold and co1,rt. t
Z. /. HOWARD Li- former partner al tl. -.
rest IN The tirm ofSPkAtLEl 81 HON Aku. lrf
Tie aid ". ". >rRATIEY having mmriHt.i
arrangement o. contemplation % tln tU..
said sole. the SAID firm ~ SpNAilal o. iNN
ARD b this day II solved. and flD ig..
~ the -aii nfm viii Dc carried ol A. tHa
stand No. 1900 east cary street., Richmond. b.
~ T. p HOWARD. -ustr-0r O. SFRAIL.. .
HOWARD.
Al debts due by the OLD firm sill ~ paH
tina said e. Z. How AID hni all lrhti due .s
OLD firm will ie pA.d D1 ihe .iid ,. =. Vow
lSignedl v. ". ~PkA lit..
lSicne,II g. p. HON AID
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-02


u 4 an men by these prnroufs tat 80. i.'.
ny =. TAYLOR. IN. BLAIR IO.iINf. t.i
1HoNhS {. WILLIAMS. W.th Co., We
forming limited Iguurrfll ilfe ul.'' .i
generally ,iened This PAPER pl.tl a.f "A'
known and states
tir-L Ihet the nfm0 1ni place No n-
II each partner r. ~ follow hrI' F. f'I
tor Jr. Richmond. Va: Blair Polling.
mond, Va, ind Thomas e. NlA.t F.
mond, Va
second. Tint m" name or 'rI 1908.
the paunerhip h ~ b. con4. 81 r iNtl''f
& BOILING.
Third. That mo sAii BouF Dr. lff'. 'f
aud Blair Boiling are the ErnrIa.
tho said Thomas q. Wil.lau- s .7 $50
partner.
Fourth. That The amount n money
syeciAl partner. The said lhDUn- e.. n.
contributes IL ton thousand toilin,
FIN. I hat the gcuosul raLunr O' nj
nets tO be transacted Is tlal ~ NhH."ei .'
lol hing fancy grocery hUsin '-s.
sixth. That the pla'o " business .'
said city ~ Richmond.
seventh That The duration ~ hf tA
uership shall continue inm tn lh
signing Of fht-o articles until uH Us ~
January, l-N.
ade and ssyeraliy signed by u- uf'
Of January. isS7, asWitue.s our hAil-b
HENRY =. TAYLOR. Jh, -.'.
BLAIR BOILING.
A. a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-02
Fatal Result ola Christma s Quarrel.

CHARLESTON, s. c., January 81
Robert Wann shot and killed George
Downing eight miles from Newberry
yesterday. They quarrelled Christmas
about seventy-fve cents. Wann hid
behind post and shot Downing while
the latter was passing by with his wife.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-02
CRoeKEnY. eLAsswARE. se.

TWO STORES-TAKE lOl d
4 CHOICE-For sixty days ! vii ALL
DISCOUNT or ~ PER CENT OK AL
GOODS to enable me to dispose OF my j."
stock OF FANCY GOODS DO nos le' ms
portuniiy pass without ayalins yourself !" =
As some goods will oe sold for Lkss MS
COST n. II. WALLACE
ta.-sm .Os and 3iS esss Broai sHof-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-02
THE RICHMoND DISPATCH WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2 1887
OUR LITTLE GRANDCHLLD
. CLFANsED, pURIFIEDs AND
REAUTfF1ED
Blythe CUTTCURA kEMEInbs.

ftnffords mo pleasure 10 give you ms Iolv s,,s
Of the cure Of cur little grandcbid " ~ 80.
CrqIcURA liEsEDiEs When six rDontns oia n,'
Ieft hnnd began 70 swell and had every ~
reatancc Of q largo boil. We pouiticod y, O1 ~
al 60 no purpose. About I've mouths arc" ,r
became n running soro. soon obh1r 1y.J 80,
formed. Ho then had two OF them on ecu
hand. ard IA his blood became moro ana noto
impure Il took less time for them " Dfeaa Jus
A sore cnme on the chin, beneatn the snue.
lip, which was very offensive. His hean was
ono solid scab, dischnrging n great deal lnis
WAS hIs condition at twenty-five months oio,
when undertook the care OF him, nls ino.nol
having died when he was little more tb"u
year old Of consumption (scrofula. OF coursol
Ho could palk aliitle, but could nSs gel ~ "a
he fell down. and could not mOyo whom ~ oou,
having no use Of his hands. ! immeoiaIv
commenced with the CUTICCRA REMEDIES, usinE
tho CUTICURA and CUTlcUGA SOAP treely, snu
when he had taken one bottle OF tho SUFiVUKA
REsoIyYNT his head was completely cured, hi.l
be was improved In every way. Wo were sety
much encouraged, and continued the use OF W., ,ilo
REMEDIES for yesr and n hair. ono sore hist
another healed, a hony matter forming IN eacn
one Of these Ave deep ones Just before hohiihg,
which would finally grow looee and were taacn
out: then they would heal rapidly. ono OF
these ugly transformations preserved. Altor
taking n dozen and half bottles he was COM
plotcls cured. and Is now, at the ago OF FIX
years, strong and healthy fhild. Ine SrA,s
are gtrong. though we once feared he would
never be able TO use them. All that physicians
did for him did him no good. All VINO Jaw the
child tefore using the CUTIcURA REMEDIES hnu
see the child now consider IL g wonderful cure.
II the above facts are Of auy use to you you
are at liberty 10 use them. .,,
MRS f. Y. briggs,
6ls east Clay street, Bloomington, Ill
MAY g. 1885
The child was really in n worse condition
than he appeared 10 his grandmother. VINO, be-
ing with him every day, became accustomed 70
The disease MAGGIE HOPPING.
CCTrcuRA REMEDIES arc sOh everywhere.
CcTICuRA, the great Skin-Cure, 30 contsi CUri-
CURA soar, the exquisite Skln-Beauuner, q
cents; CUTlCURA RBSOLyENr, inc new b iV15,
Purifier. 81. Prepared by tho POTTER DRUG
AND CHEMICAL COMPANY, Boston.
Send for "HOw TO CURE SKIN DISEASES
ITCHING G..alv pimDtv and Oily SKIN beau
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-02
itfNhl 4. II i'fNs |H-f
BLAIR BOILING.
THOMAS &. NlLiliN>. sea
srArE or ymGnn. cnr or Rr,axo,o n

W.T.
r.. II. St0ger. q notary publir in sni IN
city In said state, do certify thAi Horny 4. ''
lor. DR.. Blair Boiling. nui Thomss e.. " i.'
whose names are signed 10 tho Triins
bearing date on tho sth day a January. .f.
have Acknowledged the same before H.
city aforesaid. And 10 further 'nrNIf ~
said Henry r. Taylor. Jr.. and BAN
this day made oath before mo ina. 90
Thomas c. Williams has paid in afiYN 80
into tho partnership described ia -ai4 WIZ
cato tho sum Of ten thousand dollars
Given under my hand his SD tay . .''
ery lsS7. Ri. SIfDta
ia agg Notary fl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-02

We shall publish soon Mr.. Humans
interesting article on the tobacco tax
possibly not before Sunday next
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-02

The New Orleans Picag'Hnc says ::
1.-THE hustle is untruthful." That de-
ponds upon what newspaper it is made
out of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-02

Queen Victoria viii receive jubilee
address from the thirty or more sur
vivors OF the famous Light Brigade Of
Balaklaya.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-02
wlDRgkesES.

sINTON -WRSTWOOD-H Married, January
lsti, ~ tho residence Of the brides parents.
No. NGs east Broad street. by Rev. :. a. Good
Win , d.. and Rev. r. X. h0wisOn. JAMES w.
SINTON 10 INDIE +. WESTWOOD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-02
BRIEF COMMENT.

Holland, Spain, and Portugal are the
only countries in Europe that are not
spelling TO lick somebody or get licked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-02
Observation-Disclosures.

LNRESH STOCK OF TOMATO,
J. CABBAGE, BETS, LETTUCE, and all
kinds Of HOT BED SEED AZ lowest prices. Spo-
cial attention il called 10 our
WOODS EXrRA-EARLI PEAS,
the earliest hardest, and most profitable peas
grown. ....
r. W. WOOD g SONS, Seedsmon,
No. 10 south Fourteenth street, and
corner Sixth and Marshall streets.
in ag-W ,F&SaGt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-02
WE HEREBY NOTIFY oCf

M T. HEhEB1 NJ 1T
w friends and the pubic generally ..',
having acquired the entire basiue,, a. 80
u tho late concern Of GODDlN A. lNi..'
from TIE administrator Of jOnS ~ l'N
deceased. and the surviving peltner W. poo
nv i. TAYLOR, Jr., M shall continue T"
SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET. hi' p.
MoSD, VA. where W. will b. pleAsei f"
and serve them All persons indebted " ~
late frm will settle win a., AMI uio'" i''
claims against IL sill present them a. 1' .'
payment ... ,.,,,,s.
lall lAlio q h't''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-02

RIcHyOND kND VEST POIyT IERWNALl
RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY.
February !. 1857.
ITO STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
RICHMOND AND DANVILLK
RAILROAD COMPANY.

In accordance with circular of January 81,
1887. holders o. Richmond aud Danyil.e stock
are hereby notified that upon delivery o. their
certificates endorsed In blank 10 the Central
Trus; Company Of New York, on or before
MARCH /. isS7, they will receive therefor tom
porary certincates exchaag3able at the Union
Trust Company for common stock Of the kich-
mona and West Point Terminal Railway and
Warehouse Comueny. four shares for one, a.
soon a. the same is ready for delivery.
Regular certificates for the new stock are eN-
peeird 20 be- ready for delivery on or about
FEBRUARY 2lst prOximo. A. j. kAtH,
/, gtodtNhl General Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-02

1.-THE bottles used for Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup would mi whole railroad
rain. "---I{x.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-02

Tor SALE, SUMAC- AND BARK
Il MILLS, situated NJ Tappahanno,k. Va
For terme. &C.. apply 10 II. l. WARREN, OK
ecutor, KATE +. HURkAMP, execltrix. 81 D.
@. Hurkamp, Frcdericksburg. Va. ia @llm'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-02

Having bought 0ut my former iArrU y
W. SrRATIFY. IN tho 18th Jay oi MAY. l>-. l..
having hal control Of o." hu-inr--' -l'.i..
LEY r HOWARD ever since tns' la'r. l.s
my shippers and patrons fnr '0utI.4.
their patronage. e--uury them tlsi it..f hf
my aim iu IN" future. NJ ln thr past. p. '.l..
at al business entrusted o. mr rmmI 49,
wei.
/ refer by permission t0 ig" ~'g-a Paws
virginia civ hank al Eirhm0n'. ft+ So.
Bank Il Pot, r-burr, National ha..s Il.t
s'aGufon. HaXEll-tren-AAs Company.
Williams L Sou, IN! 4 J. Told
q. T.. uuNAfp
Successor t0 >pra ley s. i.fs.
= : :
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-02
RALEIGH.
Legislative and other NOics from
North Carolina.
Special telegram to the Dispasch.l


RALEIGH, February 1.-The great
event of the day was the debate in the
House on the special order-Ewart'5
bill to create railway commission. 1t
provides for the appointment of three
commissioners by the Governor by and
with the consent of the Senate. Three
amendments were sent in-one by
Pritchard, that the commissioners shall
be chosen by popular vote; another by
Osborne, that the Legislature elect
them by Joint ballot, and still another
by Speller, that the commissioners shall
be absolutely dissociated from politics.
News has been received of the stab
bing of james Cobb by James Exum.
in Greene county. Both are young
white men. They were drinking.
Exum has fled.
MILITARY CONVENTION,
which it was at first understood would
be called to meet here the past week,
has been called to assemble next Tues
day the Sth instant. 1t will assemble
in the armory Of the Governors Guard,
and it is expected that some seventy
five delegates will be present. The
purpose of this convention is to me-
morialize the Legislature to make u
more liberal appropriation for the mi
litia and to advance the interests OF the
force in other respects.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-02
THOMAS |. hLF8IEyD
GENERAL NSIRiitL GLT
"a sS-Gtl
DISSOLUTION & p,nrNrE>mrr

RICHMOND, VA, f"hr.lri i.r
nSSOLUTION.-THE CONDT.N
~ e. KlLDCff & BAkFR ......f ft
the ndrswal Of T.. =. kupr. Eik..
In. ~ 90. will continue On. HN.I...
BU' NE-S AZ ;he OLD stand, fnI s.. .....
the tusiuos- Of the late c0n'e-n.
r. D. h'tN...
70 at %. Hl.....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-02
MEETINGS.

CTOCKHOLDERS' NETTING
y Tho regular annual meeting Of the sto.t-
holders Of the IIOLSION IRON AND STEEL
COMPANY will De held st the Bradd0ck ll0loe'
in the city OF Alexandria, at II VI, on WE'D
NFSDAY the 1871 day OF February. 1856.
fe Ltd NJ. =. KEMMERER, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-02
THETNnERsInNTn- Il

w entered into 30 part. .sf., ..
date 10 30 q FRUIT pRODi rf. a.I
RAJ COMMISSION BI SIMS ~-.ft..
10 be- LUCK i KING. Pubic p.uu.t.
cited. ~ w.
T. b EIt.
February Z, i-s1. l.4.N.rA-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-02
RICHMOND, VA


JANrAsY 2, -
beg leave to announce g. ny rlr,f.
the public generally that ! hase novel 49,.
new ONCE. a. above, where w,n. 81. .r o.
twenty-five year.. tranenri Do NsrRty.,
BUSINESS In all Of iis branches. MyLs,...
varied experience viii am sure .n.a., =.
to properly protect ihe Interests of Ina, -,
may favor me with their bu-lnrs,.
To those who have ba'ronilol me- .a Or. -.
beg leave to return nay mo-. simeon. ,...,
and at tho same time ask oon'iul,-..
their Mind patronage.
To all who may favor M sIth fhr.r .......
in the future promise % tr-,oa 'he a.. A..
upon the protection u iae.r iutr..l. -.
would upon my own.
represent the following ari-.,,. .,.
panirs:
THGNIX ASSURANCE COW.
PANi. ~ London. s-se,. over aB.Ogo IA,
HONE INSURANCE CONpANA.
~ New YORK, sesAt, oyer...... s.OGD .o.
GtRNANIA FlRR-fNrrEANCF
COMPANY. q New York. a--e'-
BOSTON NARINF-IN,UBNN,E
COMPANY. Of Boeton. ase.
wASHISGTON LiFF-N.rT-
hSCE COMPANY, OF Ncw Yot1.
asSets over .......... t........ 500. .aa
AMERICAN STFAM.TOMFEIN-
SIRANCE COMPANY. ss-.t.
over. ...-..t... 10000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-02
CTOCKTOTDERS MEETING

lOChhOLDEhO MIL llNb'
- The regular annual meeting OF the SIOCk-
HOLDERS OF THE VIRGINIA COAL AND
IRON COMPANY will be held ut the BraldOck
House. in the city OF Alexandria, at II NJ, on
WEDNESDAY the 10Th day Of FEBRUARY. 1881.
10 Ltd NJ. :. KEMMERER, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-02
Send for "How TO CCRE Skin DISEASES"

ITCHING, Scaly. PimpIy, and Oily Skin beau
iineh LY CrTICI-RA SOAP.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-02

CCTICuRA REMEDIES arc soth eyeryWhere.
genera. the great Skin-Cure, 30 cents; CUri-
CURA soar, the exquisite Skln-Bcauliher, q
cents: CUTICURA RRsOLyENT. the new Blood
Purifier, 81. Prepared by the POTTER DRIG
AND CHEMICAL COMPANY, Boston.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-17
FINANCE AND Trade.


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fsxef.
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loan aesostpn.
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kane Ggan1g Coarl cAsRn1Ax.
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aad CoaeAr Pa
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bsez deGee4sd ws1k f1els trying - cut
thsir sa5 70 liberty.
Nc. snd MFs. Enoch ChapEsan. Of
West u6xhAiig celebrated their golden
wedding last "Wednesday
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for aRs rnadbed from Grange CITY to
thn mon1h q Snske river.
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tie interest," Of colony ssaeme.--fo,ir
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Waiia Waiis, has disappeased, sDd hts
family knops n0lhine Of bis wtere-
aboosa.
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has recovered vsrdict Of $500 fos IN
fsfiaa reserved in tsee failS0sd accident
near Cls- el1m, ApEis n, last.
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KliekItak oonnty. Tor lhs murder o. W.
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series Of articles on The topoersphy sud
resources Of kliekisst county.
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Having noticed 10 ths PosT IsTELEz
oancEn an Advertisement Of sRenniHs
Davis D1ngeusss bnf1efsn 4 woald y
form eousnmeFs tnat tee efilois which
has beau namsfactafed ~ ne and bAs
aons b. thai name for TIE pass tonr
years Ia Seattle. wa fssi soid b. q. \.
blone, then fdf 4 whiis By Haley 3
Wnahi. bat Ter the pass three mchths
hes bssu haudied euiy SD exclusively
b. Charles Lsuoh, Eho il sois agent for
my butter. Hall. Dtxis-s
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